ROH TV Results – Nov. 12, 2026 – Athena vs. B3CCEA, Lee Moriarty vs. AR Fox, Bandido vs. Bishop Kaun

November 12, 2026
Jacksonville, FL – WJCT Studios
Commentary – Ian Riccaboni and Caprice Coleman
Results via Marc Quill of F4WOnline.com


Quick Match Results

  1. Premier Athletes defeated Serpentico & Orlando Colon via Double Team Hanging DDT (pinfall)
  2. ROH Pure Championship – Lee Moriarty (c) defeated AR Fox via Border City Stretch (submission)
  3. ROH World Championship Proving Ground match – Athena (c) defeated B3CCA via Curb Stomp (pinfall)
  4. “The Bounty Hunter” Bryan Keith defeated Matt Mako via Tiger Driver (pinfall)
  5. Shane Taylor Promotions defeated Darian Bengston & Kiran Grey via Marcus Garvey Driver (pinfall)
  6. The Infantry defeated Isaiah Broner & Ren Jones via Double Curb Stomp (pinfall)
  7. Robyn Renegade defeated Sirena Linton via Pumphandle Flatliner (pinfall)
  8. ROH World Championship – Bandido (c) defeated Bishop Kaun via 21-Plex (pinfall)

Premier Athletes (Ariya Daivari & Tony Nese) vs. Serpentico & Orlando Colon

This match was the Athletes’ 100th appearance on Ring of Honor.

Orlando & Daivari started it off with the latter being locked in a chinlock by the former. Daivari returned the favour with a chinlock of his own, but Orlando got him in a hammerlock that forced Daivari to a rope break. Collar-and-elbow tie-up led to Daivari taking down Orlando with a shoulder tackle. Leapfrog from Orlando led to a monkey flip and an arm drag to his foe. Orlando locked in the arm hold, but Daivari forced him into the Premier Athletes’ corner as Nese tagged in. Nese slid underneath Orlando and got the body scissors takeover. Orlando countered it and hit a pair of arm drags on Nese. Serpentico tagged in and stomped on the arm of Nese. Serpentico kept it up with a slithery head-scissors into a hurricanrana on Nese. Another rana was followed by the spinning back elbow to Nese.

Daivari stepped in and took an arm drag from Serpentico. That, however, allowed Nese to get back in and hit Serpentico with a fierce elbow. Pair of punches from the Athletes to Serpentico as Daivari took over on the match. Hard whip into the Athletes’ corner by Daivari as Serpentico was attacked by Mark Sterling behind the referee’s back. Daivari cinched in the sleeper on Serpentico, who tried to struggle into his corner. The tag to Orlando, but the referee didn’t see it because of Nese distracting him. That kept the advantage firmly in the Athletes’ favour.

On the apron, Serpentico dropped Daivari throat first across the top rope to get the advantage. Sunset flip attempt on Nese, but Serpentico couldn’t connect as Nese held on to the ropes. Asai Moonsault attempt by Nese, but Serpentico slithered out of the way to avoid it. Big hot tag to Orlando Colon, who unloaded the rights on Nese. Chops to the corner was followed by the jumping bulldog on Nese for the near-fall. Orlando sized up Nese for a big move, but Daivari stepped in and hit a double suplex with Nese on Orlando. Serpentico hit the splash on Daivari, but got thrown out by Nese. Neckbreaker by Orlando, but Daivari broke up the pin in the nick of time. Tag to Daivari. Nese hit Orlando with the spinning kick, but he was left open for Serpentico’s DDT.

Legal men Orlando and Daivari were in the ring, with the former hitting the trifecta of suplexes. Serpentico stepped in with the crossbody but Nese broke it up. Flatliner by Orlando on Nese, but Beef pulled him out of the ring and threw him into the corner. Suicide dive on Beef by Serpentico. Mark Sterling pulled Serpentico behind the ref’s back, which allowed the Athletes to hit their double team move for the win through questionable means.

Winner: Premier Athletes via Pinfall.


ROH Pure Championship
AR Fox vs. Lee Moriarty (c)

Fox earned a shot at Moriarty’s Men’s Pure Championship by surviving the Proving Ground against him on last week’s show. This match, of course, will be contested under Pure rules, with a 60-minute time limit and three rope breaks for each men.

Moriarty with the waistlock and the takeover. Fox used his agility to trap Moriarty in a hammerlock. Morairty reversed it into a full-nelson. Fox tried to escape, but Moriarty kept that hold strongly locked in. Fox forced Moriarty into the ropes in the exchange, which was the first of his three used up. Slow, methodical start for this matchup as Moriarty attemtped to roll through, to no successs. He and Fox traded arm holds until the champ hit Fox with a shoulder tackle. Dropdown into a backslide that got smoothly transitioned into a Boston Crab by Moriarty. Fox crawled his way to the bottom rope to use up his first rope break.

Wristlock battle between the two as Fox had Moriarty in a side headlock. Fox hit Moriarty with a double-foot kick from the corner and jumped right into a nice cutter. On the opposite end, Fox connected with the hurricanrana. Fox countered a pin attempt by Moriarty and pushed him into the ropes. That was not a rope break, however, as Fox then hit Moriarty with a rolling neckbreaker. Fox maintained the advantage with a chop to the chest as the champion fought back. Flapjack into the ropes by Moriarty, who then hit Fox with a hammerlock that transitioned into a neckbreaker. Outside the ring, Fox found himself the victim of a little joint manipulation by Moriarty. He trapped the hand onto the apron and stomped on it to cause a lot of pain for Fox.

As the action found its way back into the ring, Fox whipped Moriarty into the ropes as the champ feint faked onto the apron. Neck vice locked in by Moriarty as Fox was forced to use his second of three rope breaks. Fox gained the advantage in the corner and battered his championship foe with a barrage of elbows. Up top, but Fox got dropped on the top turnbuckle by Moriarty. Big stomp to the leg of Fox by Moriarty, which was followed by a neck twist. Moriarty spent a little too much time trash talking as he got tripped up by Fox. Crossface locked in tight, as Moriarty reached the ropes to use his second rope break. Moriarty hit a butterfly suplex for the two-count on Fox. Modified chinlock by Moriarty, but Fox fought his way out of it. Knees to the gut of Fox, but the challenger countered it into a backslide for a two-count.

Moriarty countered the suplex, but almost found himself trapped in a slam. Wheelbarrow reversed into a unique move by Fox for the very close near-fall as ten minutes have passed here. Fox began to build a head of speed on Moriarty. Clothesline into the corner was followed by a bunch of elbows to the back of Moriarty’s neck. Leaping pendulum DDT from the apron. The cover… one, two…. Moriarty got his foot on the ropes! Now he was out of his three alloted rope breaks! Moriarty rolled out of the ring and was hit by a flying Fox over the top rope! Back inside the ring, Fox had Moriarty in the corner with a hard kick to the noggin. Whip into the corner, but Fox got sent into the apron by Moriarty. Springboard dive, but Fox’s knee buckled, which gave Moriarty a target. Grapevine ankle lock held in! Fox made it to the rope to use his final rope break.

On the top rope, Moriarty looked for a big move, but Fox forced him to the ground. Moriarty staggered to the ropes and got hit with the low cutter. Fox’s DDT and the twisting brainbuster connected with authority on Moriarty. One, two… 2.999999999!!!!!! Fox sized Moriarty up and pulled him to his feet for a straitjacket suplex. Countered, but the two traded back and forth roll-up pins. Stacking pin by Fox, but Moriarty kicked out at two! Fox from the second rope, but the suplex was caught. Flatliner reversed into an ankle lock! Fox reached for the ropes but that wasn’t going to work with no rope breaks left! Border City Stretch locked in tight, and Fox had no choice but to tap out. What a match.

Winner: Lee Moriarty via Submission to retain the ROH Pure Championship.


ROH Women’s World Championship Proving Ground Match
B3CCA vs. Athena (c)

B3CCA made her entrance singing a really catchy tune as she walked down to the ring. “On B3CCA, On God”

As B3CCA did her split-legged entrance on the apron, Athena dropkicked her and just aggressively attacked her Proving Ground foe at ringside. Once both women got into the ring, the match got underway. Athena bullied B3CCA early on, but she found herself hit with a cutter, followed by the dropkick into the corner. Big splash into the corner was followed by another one, then the running boot as Athena was in some trouble. Athena fought back, as she hit B3CCA with a boot to the face after the leap from the ropes. Athena pummelled B3CCA with punches until referee Mike Posey got her to back off. Athena choked B3CCA across the middle rope with her boot.

Big splash by Athena, but she missed with the second go-around. B3CCA took advantage with the DDT, but that only got a one-count. B3CCA perched up top, but Athena intercepted her and kicked at her back repeatedly. That left B3CCA in the tree-of-woe position with Athena sliding into home plate — that being B3CCA’s face. One, two… not yet. Chinlock by Athena on B3CCA locked in with a fair bit of sadistic glee on the part of the “Forever Champion”. B3CCA tried to fight out of it and succeeded. Back elbow was followed by the superkick. Leaping elbow from B3CCA, who then rattled Athena with a leaping Flatliner. Dropkick to Athena by B3CCA. On the top rope, B3CCA connected with the 450, but Athena was able to kick out at two! Headscissors submission by B3CCA, but Athena showed goddess-like power to batter her repeatedly with powerbombs! That led to the big stomp into the mat and the three for Athena.

Winner: Athena via Pinfall.

After the match, Diamante and Billie Starkz attacked B3CCA as Athena ordered Starkz to get a chair. Before Starkz coudl do any damage, Hyan made the save. Starkz threw the chair as B3CCA was thrown right into the chair, making it appear as though Hyan took out B3CCA.


Matt Mako vs. “The Bounty Hunter” Bryan Keith

Keith threw his poncho at Mako to get the early advantage with the stomps in the corner. Keith hit Mako with the big bounty hunter boot to keep him down. Uranage attempt countered by Mako who then trapped Keith in a cross armbreaker. Keith got out of it with a rope break as Mako hit him with him a nice martial arts combo. Spinning heel kick left Keith stunned on the ropes. Keith caught Mako’s kick and hit the leg with an elbow to take advantage. Off the ropes, Mako ended up on the apron and soon down outside with the running boot from Keith. Overhead T-Bone suplex by Keith was followed by one more and the pin attempt. Chop feint by Keith as he poked Mako in the eyes. Boston Crab locked in by Keith, but Mako got out of it and tried to turn it into a kneebar. Keith stomped on Mako to get out of it. Back elbow by Mako on Keith was soon followed up on by the suplex.

Swing and a miss on the kick by Mako, but he got back into it with the roll-into-sleeper. Chaos Theory transitioned into a cross arm breaker by Mako. Keith struggled and forced Mako into the bottom rope, using it to break the hold. Tiger Driver from “The Bounty Hunter” and this one’s done.

Winner: “The Bounty Hunter” Bryan Keith via Pinfall.


Backstage: Serpentico, Orlando Colon

Orlando Colon & Serpentico were mad about the Premier Athletes’ cheating earlier and promised to get a little revenge on them.


Darian Bengston & Kiran Grey vs.Shane Taylor Promotions (Shane Taylor & Tehuti Miles)

Miles and Grey got this match going as the former slapped his foe in the face. Grey with the side headlock, followed by the shoulder tackle on Miles. Criss-cross misdirection led to a back elbow from Grey. Leg sweep from Grey as he hit Miles with the elbow drop. Knees up on the splash allowed for Miles to take advantage. Taylor tagged in as he faced off with Bengston.

Bengston with the side headlock, but Taylor broke out of it and looked for a Samoan Drop. Bengston got out of it and couldn’t lock in the side headlock. He wiped Taylor’s head with his shirt and went for yet another side headlock, but only got a back suplex for his troubles. And speaking of trouble, Taylor smacked Bengston hard with the punch to the face. Hard chop in the corner by Taylor left Bengston in a bad way. Miles tagged in and kept up the relentless attack on Bengston.

Double down on the clothesline as Bengston reached his corner and tagged in Kiran Grey. Hard hitting series of clotheslines from Grey, who then hit the jumping neckbreaker for the two-count. Bengston blind tagged himself in, but that did him little good as he got stacked for the World’s Strongest Slam by Miles. Tag to Shane Taylor, who threw Bengston into Miles for the big neckbreaker. Marcus Garvey Driver by Taylor and that’s a three.

Winner: Shane Taylor Promotions via Pinfall.

After the match, Shane Taylor took the mic. He said that that a couple of months ago, Shane Taylor Promotions would be the most violent group in All Elite Wrestling. Ring of Honor would not be exempt from it and STP would be ready to win all the titles. He then introduced Capt. Shawn Dean & Carlie Bravo for their next match.


The Infantry (Carlie Bravo & Capt. Shawn Dean) vs. Isaiah Broner & Ren Jones

Bravo with the side headlock, but Broner countered it into a shoulder tackle. Jawbreaker from Bravo as Capt. Dean hit the spear. That had little effect on Broner, who threw the Captain into the corner. Jones tagged in and he got Dean on his toes with the shoulder tackle. Running low crossbody as Ren then pulled Capt. Dean into a spinebuster. One, two, but Bravo broke up the pin. Tag by Bravo as Ren made the pin on non-legal man Shawn Dean. That left him open to a double beatdown from the Infantry.

Neckbreaker by the Captain as he went for the cover, but Jones kicked out at two. The Infantry maintained command of this firefight as Bravo tagged in and hit Jones with a combo. Capt. Dean tagged in and had Jones in position for a little thing we call The B.B.C. “You dialin’ B.B.C?” Bravo taunted. Jones rolled under a double clothesline from the Infantry as Broner tagged in.

DDT on Bravo by Broner as Capt. Dean stepped up to the plate. Black Hole Slam by Broner as Jones tagged back in. Jumping knee on Capt. Dean by Jones, but Bravo broke up the pin. Broner charged in, but found himself on the wrong end of an Infantry double team. Leap from the rope by Dean was followed by the double knees from Dean and Bravo. Meanwhile, Jones fell victim to the double curb stomp from Dean and Bravo to make this a successful mission for the Infantry.

Winner: The Infantry via Pinfall.


Sirena Linton vs. Robyn Renegade

Renegade with a kick to the gut of Linton to start off. Shoulder tackle from Renegade, but Linton responded by tripping her up. High crossbody from Linton got an early two-count. Cartwheel into a handspring elbow from Linton, but Renegade responded with the diving clothesline to knock her foe down for the two-count. Renegade drove her shin to the back of Linton’s head against the middle rope.

Stacking roll-up pin from Linton got another near-fall as Renegade absolutely blasted her with the back elbow. Renegade hit Linton with a kick and grabbed her hair for a pumphandle move. Linton escaped and hit the enzuigiri on her. Big Samoan Drop by Linton as she headed up to the top rope. Linton went for a 450, but missed. Renegade planted her with a throwdown. The patented Pumphandle Flatliner got the dub for Renegade.

Winner: Robyn Renegade via Pinfall.


Backstage: Boom & Doom

Big Boom AJ & QT Marshall challenged the Don Callis Family to a match for Full Gear.


ROH World Championship
Bishop Kaun vs. Bandido (c)

Kaun refused the handshake as he and Bandido got right into a slugfest to start. Kaun hit Bandido with an elbow but found himself rolled up for the pin attempt. Biyombe attempt by Kaun, but Bandido got out of it. X-Knee countered by Kaun, who then crushed the champ with the lariat. Kaun stomped at Bandido’s leg as he then hit a hard chp in the corner. The two dueled in chops with Bandido getting the best of his foe. The two exchanged clotheslines in the corner, but it was Kaun who came out on top with the punches, followed by the solitary stomp.

Bandido sent into the apron, but he hit Kaun with the kick to the side. Kaun responded with a massive spear from inside the ring, with both men sent crashing out of the ring! Bandido was lifted by Kaun and then promptly chucked into the barricade. A one-way crash landing into the steel steps for the ROH Men’s World Champion soon followed courtesy of Kaun. Suplex to the apron with the count reaching sixteen. Kaun rolled into the ring and back out so h could continue the brutality. With Bandido draped across the apron, Kaun used the ring skirt to suffocate him until the referee got him to stop. The cover, but Bandido kicked out at two.

Kaun ripped at Bandido’s mask as he applied a unique variation of a chinlock on him. Bandido rose back to his feet and fought back. Standing switch duel between the two, but Kaun looked for the suplex. A series of counters led to Bandido fighting back with the boot to the face. Springboard to the top as Bandido took off for the tornillo. Around the world DDT on Kaun by Bandido as he then launched himself for a Fosbury Flop over the top rope. Bandido headed to the top rope with Kaun left down and out on the mat. He missed with the frog splash, as Kaun hit Bandido with the shotgun dropkick. Lungblower on the champ, but Kaun could only get the two-count. Kaun looked for the Biyombe Facebuster, but Bandido muscled his way out of it and forced his foe onto the apron. Suplex attempt by Bandido block as Kaun put him on the apron. The two men exchanged chops once more, with the champ hitting a combo. He looked for a big move, but Kaun got out of it. Biyombe Facebuster onto the hardest part of the ring by Kaun on Bandido, but that seemed to hurt his knees just as bad.

Bandido tried to get back in, but Kaun slid into home with the kick. Gutwrench, but Bandido turned it into a sunset flip bomb for the two count. Kaun recovered and hit the massive dropkick on Bandido. Buckle bomb into the corner, was followed by a most painful Air Raid Crash. One, two, 2.999999999!!!!!!!!!!!! The two struggled back to their feet, but it was Kaun who got back up and looked for another Biyombe. Bandido powered his way out of it and hit a suplex. The cover, but Kaun kicked out twice. Kaun bridged out of it and connected with the Biyombe! A little struggle to the pin for Kaun, but Bandido just kicked out as a result of that delay. Kaun dragged Bandido into the corner and perhaps looked for an avalanche Biyombe. Bandido fought out of it and trapped Kaun for the X-Knee. That was the setup for the 21-Plex and that’s it, over. Bandido retained the ROH Men’s World Title to continue his historic reign, with Final Battle looming.

Winner: Bandido via Pinfall to retain the ROH World Championship.